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Misery u Ireland.

Hon, ID. z. Thompson OF Portland,
Or, who is in Ireland, writes letter
to friend, bearing date of Killarney,
Ireland, June %, in which he says:
'You see by the heading of this
letter that l am back here on the sod
of old ireland. You can form no idea
OF the poverty and misery that exists
here in this miserable down trodden
country. The people are no better
treated by the landlords than SO many
slaves; while the rich landlord lives
in the utmost splendor Lord Ken.
marc owns the hotel III which 1 am
now writing; his residence is half a
mile distant, and cost one million of
dollars to build. He receives from
rents per annum from the body of
land be owns in this county alone
S35O,OO0. l viii guarantee that the
whole body of his tenants after pay
ing rents do not have twelve dollars
each IS subsist on for the year. and
are ali disheartened and dissatisfied.
l-took G drive away from the line of
the railway into the country, to Ban
try, Glengarch and kenmare to see
the real Irishman at home, and ty see
how he ivss. | saw "a sight today
that will illustrate the poverty OF the
people on the estate Of Lord Ken
mare: A child of poor family bad
died The family were so poor they
could not pay the ground rent III
which to bury it. They then had 10
resort to buryihg 1t in a grave In
which they had already buried four
other members Of their family. They
took up the four bodies and pat the
child that had Just died on the bottom,
and placed the other four on top in
the same grave. The coffins wore
mach decayed and in placing the last
one in the grave it fell to pieces. and
the bones were exposed. They we're
placed beside the other collins and
the graves filed UD. =
This is no fiction for l saw il myself,
and my wife, who was with me, sick
ened at the sight and turned away
l today sailed all over the lakes of
Killarney and bought 'potheen' from
descenoent OF the beautiful Kate
kearnev,' in the Gap of Dunloe.
The country here Is q most rugged
and stony one, yet man Is expected
to pay 20 per annum per acre for say
for or five acres and support d family
besides. Beggars are at every turn
and have given away to the children
and old women who beset you on
every side all the pennies that L could
collect at the hotel. L leave here to-
morrow for Dublin, travelling across
the country by slow stages. [ go
from Dublin to Londonderry via IN
verness and Dumfries, thence to Pot
rish, Giants Causeway to Belfast,
shero / leave Ireland for Scotland"
, 1887-07-21
Ghe 7Eeella AraN9.
THURSDAY. july d. IS--.
Beesher InterVIaEHa !

Special Agen: II. !. B-oc!.,r =, Of Tie
|. 5. Treasury Department. Ia- b.oa
interviewed by tue Seattle P--I. cor
respondent, and j. reported % having
said:
Yes, I have read tie Sa. Francisco
Chronicle of July S;h and 9tn. con-
tanning letters and charge. formerly
ia the possession of tho late Abuer /.
Blake. The treasury department
issues special instructions 10 their
agents, forbidding the publicity Of
documentary evidence in Their pos
session pertaining 70 public affairs,
and for that reason | must decline L
present official proof regarding the
falslty Of the charges made by Blake
20 the department.
IL have not only requested but de-
manded, when each charge against
me- was made. that Il thorough. homes;
and impartial trial be accorded me by
the proper officials, IIy correspond
ence with the department officers VII.
plainly show that the department
fully Vindicated me from Ill coUnsc-
ton with the crimes related IL tic
charges preferred by Blake.
II believe Blake to have been an
honest man prior 10 lis appointment
IN the customs service. after which lac
became connected with a ring which
was engaged in unlawful acts. This
soon became apparent. Mr.. Blake
afterwards became demeHted and en-
deaVored TO have me removed from
the service and allow byth himself
and associates to be passed by un-
noticed.
Concerning Rouse. he had 10 more
legal authority to claim any cCmpan.
satlon from the government Tor the
services which he claims to hav' Tau,
derad in causing q seizure of Jun
in an Alaska bay, known as the Idaho
seizure, than q person who never
heard of the case.
NO" continued Beecher. warming
up to the subject, the charges, whicE
were in Blake's possession, we're mad,
at the instigatiOn OF certain indiVid.
uals who endeayoTed to compel NE
while collector of customs. 20 have
the government swindled by allowing
fraudulent bills to be collected fol
goods, which were valued at q highel
rate than they could be purchased
for from other Port Townsend firms
One instance in particular, is where
Port Townsend merchant sent ii
several cases OF coal oil, valued a
1925 per case The saIe quality of OF
could be purchased from any Watel
street merchant at IS Per case.
refused TO allow the bills TO be paiC
unless the extra twenty-five cents wa
thrown of. After a long pariey tai
was consented to, when the merchan
left nay office saying: L will max,
this climate 30 warm foRyou, BeecheT
that you Will not dare to hold you
head up among honest people Tha
was the beginning of the trouble
MIR. Beecher declined to convers.
further on the matter until he re
ceiVed permission from the depart
ment ''to make public several docu
ments, which would clearly remove
the ignominous charges heaped upoI
him"
Az between Agent Beecher and Mr.
q. M. Rouse there is question O
seracity-the latter claiming heavy
inforiner's fee in the Idaho opium
case, while Capt Beecher denies hi.
right to sueh fee.
, 1887-07-21

Monday. says the Walla Waila
Statesman, Superintendent Frank
Fine received an order from Judge
Allyn to discharge j. j. Harland,
convicted about one year ago of
swindling. and who was sentenced TO
several years in the penitentiary.
The ihry which convicted Harland
Was comPosed of women. An appeal
WAS taken from JuJse Hoyt's deci~-
toin before whom the case was tried,
tn the supreme court. The higher
esnrt, in its finding, among other
thiHSs, declared that women were not
legal jurors, and that Harland was
Illegally held prisoner. The case
WAS sent back to the lower court, and
today the prisoner Was discharged.
This precedent is peculiar one and
may involve peculiar results.
, 1887-07-21
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Notice CT Application 70 Purchase
Timber Land
United States District Land Cifice.

United States District Land Office,
Olympia. Washington Territory. :
To GEORGE Leslie IIi!l, and al whom il may con.
C-Tu:
Notice J. h'rsl.y = ven rh.; IL COG.P lance with
the provisions Of the ict nf Cua.rs-,~ approved
juHe .. lr1-, .n,i' g. An Set for ia "a Of
Timber Lands in the States II California Ore
i!tOu J. tars. - CaIan co niv. Washington
Territory. h;- iEi- Gay Hlrd iu This utic- hi ap
pIcaIiCn - purchase tAs SW = Il NV = Of sec
ton !, aud lois ;. =. ard 5, !, o: Ne i OF l"C-
ti"n :. iu tow. slip 81 nth. TI.gs l. west. %:
The Wil!aHelfe Meridian.
ANY and Ill p-T>OU- claiming aaFc.se!y the
SAID described : nd. ~ any p'-Ti.E i!- cof- a-c
h.rgbv required % lila Their ClIiI!s ia this o..iC=
within ElNty NAI days nom dat" hereof
Given under my hand. ~ III, Uii:C' "a Olympia,
W T., This goth DAY OF NAY. = b. lSs.-
John !. OSTEAEDEE.
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, 1887-07-21
Kneun1aTis

II IS ar established fact that Hoods Sar-
sapariIla has proven an Invaluable remedy
in many severe cases OF Tleln,2t.srn, eject
Ing remarkable cures By its powerful action
in correcting tie acidity Of the blood, which
is the caase Of the disease, and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
1t IS certainly fair to ossitzzo that what
Hccd's Sarsap2Tilla h.s done for others 1t
viii do for you. Therefore, # III suffer
the pains and aches Of rheumatism, CiTe
this potent remedy far trial.
, 1887-07-21
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Thinra Ilnrtn annuiu-

That Alicock's are the only genuine
porous plasters.
That all other ao- called porous plasters
are Limitations.
That their makers oxly get them up TO
sell on the reputation Of AlIscck'a.
That al, so-cailed improvements ard
Ingredients are humbuCs
That no one has ever made an improve
nent on AllcOck's Porous PiastcFs
That when you bay Ale, ck's Porous
, 1887-07-21

IN The back. WELL WITHOUT; DG-
Mr.. IL. Hurney, TNG WITHIN.
baggaGemaster OF the Eastern Railroad,
declared that he had usc,l Hunts Remedy
in his family fCT It lon. time. AMI would
not he withnut il. He had not only
found 1t good for kidney complaints "a
trouble with which Al railroad men are
more or less al'l.Ctc j. hut his wife had
used il su"ce Siu'iy Il Il severe case of
what was, apparently, dyspepsia.
The uniform testimony which was
given 10 the worth of this Remedy in
Boston was bern out by equally stiOng
statemeHts from residents in the sub
urbs.
Mr.. Joseph a. B'cinc!l OF Cambridge
port asserted that Inc had been great
sufferer. The flu ds lie passed were thick
with brick dust sediment, and were
yOided with the greatest pain, Within
'our days from the time he began using
Huut's Remedy lie passed z gravel stone
larger than y pea, followed by other
smaller ones. y speedy cure was the
result, and he cannot recommend the
remedy too highly.
Mr.. George j. Cox, proprietor OF the
last factory a! Maiden, had seen such
wonderful effects oi Hunts Remedy
among so IL NV al his relatives and
friends that lie was enthusiastic i'll its
favor. lie had not only used it himself
with the greatest benefit, but two cousins,
William w. and John f. Cox, had ex-
periencei untold relief. He would not
be without it If it cost 81 bottle.
Such statements lead US 10 the inev-
liable conclusion that, while Bright's
disease Of tie kidneys is the concealed
and actual cause OF many complaints
which bear other names, it can he both
met and cured. Let all readers look TO
their condition at oncr, and thoroughly
convince themselves w:.ether they are
or are not in perfect health, and then
use that means which has been proven,
and is known to be both pure, efficient,
and good.
, 1887-07-21

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SAN FRANCISCO.
, 1887-07-21


DOCTOR. Il have, in common
with AL physicians, observed the alarm
in- increaS,. uf kidney diseases leading
tu that fearful scourge, Erighrs disease,
and have been constantly seeking for
the Ifyigr means ri meeting Il. l have
been Prescribing Hunts Remedy for q
Ercat many OF my patients with great sue
cess. i also administered it TO MY
mother, and with much benefit
Iir SumUel Littleield, l4S2 Washing
ton street. said: Il was troubled with
kidney disease for wears which finally
turned to gravei. | would be free from
sElfcrinz Tor long while, and then have
the most terrible pains III my back /
also lad inflammation vi the worst kind
in my bladder, and | was altogether in
4 fearful condition. went to several
physicians, but all 10 no purpose, and l
found l WAS growing very feeble \
friend in Maiden urged me to use Hunts
Remedy He had been cured oi gravel
and liver complaint by its use, and be-
iIeved it wOuld help me. Well, its effect
was wonderful, and | cannot too highly
thank my friend for the timely recon-
lnendation he made | wish | could
make every one know and understand
what valuable medicine it is"
Mrs. Wm. Gray, 14l6 fremont street,
said: Il was troubled with kidney dis
ease for number OF wears, At times be-
ing so bad from swollen limbs and pains
in the back that | was completely under
the doctors care. ! received only tenn
porarv benefit until | began using
Hunts Remedy, which cured me cn-
tirely, and | cannot say TOO much in its
favor"
Captain Joseph L. Hayden, connected
with the WalwOrth Manufacturing Com
nanY. residinr at n24 East Fonrth street,
, 1887-07-21

f'R SALE Half dozen ncw dnuhlr
desks TT ,cEo"I purposes. viii be sold
at ii ha.a3sin. Apply at the ARGUS
agency.
, 1887-07-21

south Boston, spoke
in the highest terms
OF lIunts Remedy.
Many Of my friends
in Enfield, Mass g,
have used it with
unusual results, and
would not be without
it, : employed it in
my family when other
remedies had proved
wholly useless, and II
was remarkable la its
results. Itconp.ete,y
cured my wife Of pam
in the hack -
, 1887-07-21
Notice to Creditors

~ TIL PROBATE COURT oy CLALaI COUNTY
WASHINGTON TEEIIIB.V-
In the matter O.: tie estate OF Chr-iiaHa Ahcr
HyrHy, deceased:
NOIirc i hereby "ivaE: IL the undersigned. *
ecr,ur of th. r-f .rs = Ch=isrilnH At--urtLv
deceased, 10 the creditors Of. and all persons
haFiu- claims H-IInst the estate of ssis CHRIS
tiara ADrTurthy, dvc=-c T. 70 p:"- sd iEeIn with
the necessary y"#cEeT-, within one year aiIeI tic
Ig-g pHhie=,liaH %: ihi- Lpiig... Gr &c fJTercI
barred. IU Tie sI.G executor Al h!- pl.ce Of rc-i
drngc IN Se .UrU. Cia..H4 tOUaiv, W:i-llig- -ytO.
Territory. ANDREW ABEKNETHT.
EyegutCr Of the Estate
Of CLTistiaHa AbCTuclEy. de- @scd-
Dale o: first publication July H. lsSl.
, 1887-07-21

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diS91ssd scalp, and all primary iorms of the
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per Bottle
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, 1887-07-21

: true, it Is OF greatest
; importance that We un-
IersraEd it thoroughly.
with this end i'll view
II representative OF this
Lpaper has collected
>aCts from various
= sources W hic h are
4 -ivcn herewith.
: DR.. J. II. Cutler,
: who resides ut -
, 1887-07-21
northwestern Masonic Aid AsSOcIa.
iiCn OF Chicago.

Organ Zei in 1874, hls now 4OCGi members:
Fns paid 10 BEN 1iCiarie~ s. - 1880 The beueGts
OF life Insurance. furnished At actJ.:t. cost: en-
ploys lis own medical examiners; a. largest.
cheapest. aud most rcliab e represented on the
Coast; now takes in non -N:SDnS between u aad
~ We r. of age. Good solicitors wiIntCtl. Amply
10 = y Bond, 39} California -ir.et. san Fran
cisco, General Agent for the Pacific Coast. w,i@
Call on us il you want Eorsl bnr.:lar-
, 1887-07-21
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CURES ALL ElUMORs.
G0MgaEMa EEnM.

E,unGs. ia promptly and certainly arrested
and cured by this GOd-Uiven remedy, If taken
before the last Stages of the disease reached.
fatal disease, when first Offering this now Gel
cbrated remedy 20 the PUBLIC, Dr. PIERCE
thought seriously of calling it his =" Ccils
sumption Cure, 80 but abandoned that name
as too limited for a medicine which, from its
wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthens
pcctcral, and nutritivc properties. is unequelsd,
nCt only rs 2 remedy ior consumption OF tbs
lungs hut fOi, ell
, 1887-07-21
q Positive Cure,

~ vas troubled very much with rheuma-
tlsm in my hips, ankles, and wrists. I
could hardly walk, and was confined to my
bed Z good deal Of the time. Being rec
commended to Try Hoods Sarsaparilla, I
took four bottles and an perfectly well.
! chaerfuIly recommend Hoods Sars2pari!la
aS one Of the best blood purifiers in tn5
rid" ". F. WoOD, Bloomington, IL.
, 1887-07-21
For Twenty Years

have been afflicted with rheumatism Before
1885 found Nc relief, but grew verse. l then
began taking Hoods SarsaparilIa, and it did
Inc more good than all the other medicine l
ever had" u. T. BALLOON, Shirle5-. Mass.
- suffered from what the dt tOrS called
muscular rheumatism. ] took Hoods SAY
sapariIla and am entirely cured" j. V. 4.
PRoUpEooT, letter carrier, Chicago, Ill
We shall be glad 10 send, free Of charge
TO all who may desiEe, 4 book containing many
liz -nnrr Il ntr,. Il
, 1887-07-21

er-y7r-<-=s1E==zz=zzs----sl=-
.
, 1887-07-21

In book entitled The Beer of the
Bible" the author undertakes to
prove that the leaven which the Is
raeiltes carried out cf Egypt with
them was an Egyptian beer, called
'booza-" This discovery is more i'm
portant than at first thought it
appears to be, for now it is easily
understood why tho Egyptian hosts
took to water. The Israelites had
run off with all the beer.
, 1887-07-21

No ltE.-Sn IL to insure erftct secrecy,
ii;iEc adopted iIlivste address. uEGer which all
e'ieh's>S are forvisrci, and Il eA WI be made
, 1887-07-21

\ report is current that Mrs.
Cleveland, wife of the president, has
under consideration a liberal offer
from the publisher of a magazine for
short article. Sho could make a
hit by transcribing tine curtain lecture
she gave her husband when he put
his foot into that rebel flag wasp
nest.
, 1887-07-21

Major Rodgers, the veteran railroad
civil enginesr, who found the route
through the Cascade range for the
Canadian Pacific. Is now In the Biz
Bend country with Il party of survey
cr5 seeking an eligible route thrnue h
that cD5ntTy for the Man tUba rail
road, now on its way to Puget Sound
and the Pacific Coast.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
WONDERFUL FAITH CURE.
A Girl Raised from an Invalid's
Bed and Restored to Health.
F'rom the Neao York Sun.

From the Neao York Sun.
PITTsBURG, Feb. ia remarkable
faith cure was reported from Banksville,
a mining town two miles southwest of
this city. For several years Maggie
Beading, the 16-yearOld daughter of a
coal miner, has been 5edridden. Ere
quently of late she mas LAID in a trance or
comat0se state for days, and when she
would return to consciousness she would
tell her friends that she mad been to
heaven. 1u proof of this she told the
names and described the appearance of
relatives who died before she was born.
and of others whom she knew when they
were alive.
In October and November last she lay
in a comatose state for several weeks,
during which time she partook only OF
small quantity of liquid food, admins
tered to her by attendants. When she re-
vived she said she had received divine
communication to the effect that at 2 o,
m. on Feb. IL she would be raised from an
invalid's bed and entirely restored TO
health. This afternoon her fathers house
was filled with friends and neIghbors who
waited in silence and awe for the pre-
dicted manifestation. The girls face
wore an expression of joy, and seemed
TO grow in beauty as the hour drew near.
Exactly at the stroke of 2 she arose from
her chair with her crutches in
her hands, and, filnging them aside,
walked about the room to the overwhelm-
ing astonisbment OF those present. The
cure seemed complete, and she jumped
about like a child. The news was noised
about, and almost the entire population
OF Banksville turned out to see ner. Her
parents wept with 10y, and the greatest
excitement prevailed. Miss Beading
was seen by several reporters, and she
pronounced herself well. IL is the belief
among neighbOrs that the Young lady was
sincere in her claim of affection, and her
recovery is regarded as miracle.
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"one Nail Drives out Another"

Is French saying that finds exemplif-
cation in the way one disease will sub
stitute itself for another and graver one,
in very many cases. Liver disease, for
instance, will soon induce blood disor-
ders, throat ailments, skin affections and
eventually, because OF impoverished
blood, consumption itself, unless, Indeed,
IL be treated in It's incipiency and early
progress by DR.. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" which acts as a specific IN
these ailments, accomplishing a rapid
cure by its powerful Alternative action
upon the great organs OF the body.